Here are some gorgeous rosehips that were just reaching for the water over the edge of Jackfish lake.
These just need to be turned into fibre art!
Gorgeous. Just a gorgeous day.
I just love them. And then my camera ran out of battery power. (choke .. gasp.. ack!) So enjoy these these next two... one of the rocks at the end of summer when the levels go down.
And something you see when you drive the Saskatchewan highways out by lakes and farmlands...
Pretty funny eh? : )
now back to the sewing room...
~Monika
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